Whiskey is produced in four countries: the United States, Canada, Scotland, and Ireland. The whiskeys produced in Canada, Ireland, and Scotland take on the name of their countries. Whiskeys produced in other countries, even though they may taste similar, cannot legally be called Canadian, Irish, or Scotch.
On the day you go to court. On the day you go to court, it is advisable to arrive at court at least half an hour before the time on your summons or subpoena. There may be delays entering the court due to security screening. You may have made arrangements with the police informant about a meeting place and time. If not, you will need to do the following things. 1  go through court security, if necessary.  check the daily court list on the notice board in the foyer of the court.
A Constable will try to deliver the notice to you in person. If you are not home, he will tape it to your door. Normally, the court date will be 2 to 4 weeks after the date your landlord files his case.(It can be more or less.) The date depends on how busy the court is. If you get a notice telling you to go to court, don't ignore it. If you want help, call one of the numbers at the end of this brochure.